Correct answer is : A

and has higher precedence than or so y and x will be evaluated first which results in False.
Then z (value False ) or False results in True.
So PythonEasy will be the output

Correct answer is : None

range(0) results in empty object

print(list(range(0))) -> []
 

Correct answer is : D

As p is set it will print the elements, but it can be in any order

Correct answer is : D

AttributeError: 'set' object has no attribute 'values'

Correct answer is : D

p.values() results in dict_values(['x', 'y', 'z']) 

For the first iteration p[i] will be same as p['x].

As there is no key named 'x' for p, it will raise a KeyError: 'x'

Correct answer is : C

p.items() results in dict_items([(0, 'x'), (1, 'y'), (2, 'z')])

For each iteration i will be assigned to tuples (0, 'x') (1, 'y') and (2, 'z')

Correct answer is : C

When dictionary used as iterator, for loop iterate over keys

Correct answer is : D

TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable

Correct answer is : B

p = "5678" is string object so iterable

Correct answer is : D

set1.add(i) returns None, so the output will be None 3 times 

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